Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-18

Nos. S., 122, 123 and 1875 do not carry passengers
G. W. TuasEn,
Ag't, Austin.
Read the new ads.
The lumber trade is quite lively. "
Jas Cronan sells the TRANSCRIPT.
The streets were crowded, Saturday.
Another change Of time on the new
road. ,-.2s,- = -
The hotels are all doing good bus
mess. ,....>. U.s..
The dray lines are doing a good
business. ..@>~.s.. ~.
"A few more weeks, and the boom will
be upon US. ~ 49, .s.,@
The prospect for a good spring trade
is excellent. -
Grand Opening at the New Clothing
Store, Saturday. r. =
-Four cans Austin corn for25 cents at
Horrobin s. Rce's.
SIX No Place offers better inducements for
Investments than Austin. ~.~.
Carpenters and builders are eagerly
waiting for warm weather.
The Good Templars of Owatonna, will
visit Austin Lodge, Monday. e.
Col. Mansfield is making some I'M
provements in the Mansfield House.
The Austin syndicate bought about
s $40, 600, worth of property in Duluth.
G. W. johnson is doing fine job of
paper hanging at the Hotel Robinson.
Il Warm meals at all hours at frank
Dearborn's, under Austin State Bank.
G Are you going to build? Do you know
of any one that is? If so, let us know.
- The mick of the Woods, is being
studied by the members of the. company.
There are several rumors of changes
in business firms, which will soon take
place. ..-:-- H..
Large invoice of new spring goods at
]. SchWan's Blue Front Goods arriving
every day.
Several parties from cut Of town have
been looking up business locations, the
past week. .-.. go =.
Richardson, Day & Co. have a large
amount of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates.
f The pleasant weather is welcomed BY
the merchants who have done good
business this week. >, H..
Those wishing TO take shares in the
Building Association, should apply at
once to the Sec, S. L. Howell. fly
The recent long strike by the Long
shoremen of New York, and vicinity,
has proven to be most disastrous to
them. *E~....
There will be considerable building by
farmers this year There has been
several contracts made the past week
for buildings. Il.
Call on E. Fl. Austin for fine photo
graphic work, executed in the fines
style, and finished when promised. Ove1
Pooler & Weber. ....1.= i
It is currently reported that burly
citizen of second ward INDUCES in The
pastime Of beating his wife. Shall ".
have to call names?
q. The average temperature for Jan. was
the lowest, with one exception, fol
twenty years. The average of Dec. anc
Jan. is the lowest on record.
Cheap Charley calls the attention 81
the public to great combination, ane
at the same time modestly intimates tina
he doesn't want the earth. See ad,
Send in your cans for Gasoline. w
deliver to all parts of city. Quality
quntity and price guaranteed.
PoOLER & WEBER.
The old saying, everyone knows me
d what's the use Of advertising, /" is 4 yer.
poor one just at present Many ney
people are coming in, who naturally g
to the places which they see advertised
Following is a list Of letters remaining
in the post Office, for the thirty days end
! ing Feb. IL, 1887.
Aldnage, a 6 Belts. Robert
Decker, g Fox, Thomas
& Junpar. Josef Norma, William
s. Nelson, Miss Clara Peterson, Otto
Sha6er, Herbert Wightman, Nettie.
Ss Prof. Cornwall found only small
audience awaiting him at the n. y
chuch, Tuesday evening, on account 0
the bad weather. He made good i'm
preston, and will be called back for an
ther speech next month.
For the Mardi Gras at New Orleans
round trip ticketssfrom Austin to Ne,
Orleans and return will be sold ebruar
18th to Goth inclusive, good TO return IN
{ til March Otllg 1881, at $29. 40 each:
g. p. CoLrAAH, Agent.